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We ended up with the front load. Hemed and hawed about them and just went with the front load. If they don't work how I like, they will get returned.
I see. Well, at least it is one less issue then.
You'll like it. We have had ours over 9 years. They use a lot less soap and water. Couple years ago I had to replace the rear support bearing but other than that its been good. You get the stackable ones? That what we got
I got the solenoid replaced and the solenoid body bolts snugged up. I found a number of them to take 1/8-1/4 and even a couple at 1/2 to get to the 10lb-ft spec. Just filling it up now. Hopefully this pig shifts normally now.
Should be no reason to be have stinky clothes now Mike.
Well I got the boat all buffed with rubbing compound now to polish and wax.
Here is a teaser pic after just buffing with rubbing compound and no polish yet.
Before:
After:
So, now I'm stinky............. I see how it is.
Boat looks nice!
Originally Posted by MisterCMK
That looks good Troy!
I got the solenoid replaced and the solenoid body bolts snugged up. I found a number of them to take 1/8-1/4 and even a couple at 1/2 to get to the 10lb-ft spec. Just filling it up now. Hopefully this pig shifts normally now.
You'll like it. We have had ours over 9 years. They use a lot less soap and water. Couple years ago I had to replace the rear support bearing but other than that its been good. You get the stackable ones? That what we got
No, didn't get the stackable ones. Plenty of room in there for them side by side. I am going to build my own pedestal for them. Lots cheaper than the almost $200 each they wanted for them in the store.
That's a whole lot of red Troy. Should be able to see the boat from miles away. LOL
Thats the idea so I shouldn't get hit on the lake! LOL
Originally Posted by MisterCMK
That looks good Troy!
I got the solenoid replaced and the solenoid body bolts snugged up. I found a number of them to take 1/8-1/4 and even a couple at 1/2 to get to the 10lb-ft spec. Just filling it up now. Hopefully this pig shifts normally now.
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